More than 20 Froid residents traveled to the Missouri River Courthouse in Great Falls for the second time in as many weeks to show support for Roberto Orozco-Ramirez and his family at a hearing in U.S. District Court on Monday, Feb. 9. Orozco faces one charge of Illegal Reentry to the U.S., which carries a possible penalty of two years in prison and a $250,000 fine. He pleaded not guilty. A

To raise awareness, the Fort Peck Tribal Diabetes Program rolled out the blue carpet for blue night at the Wolf Point at Poplar basketball games on Friday, Feb. 6. Members of the program handed out free blue T-shirts at the games. “Blue night encourages people to wear blue,” Mary Follette, CNA outreach for the program, said. “We’re just trying to get our program out there so people

Growing up on a farm/ ranch in eastern Montana, agriculture has always been an important part of Rachel Prevost’s life. Now, she holds a top position in one of the state’s strongest agriculture organizations. Prevost, who started duties as the executive director for the Montana Farmers Union in October, was raised near Lambert. Her parents, and now her older brother, grow barley, wheat and